Huntington asks residents to help protect endangered birds
The town says it's an important place for migrating shorebirds that need places to rest, eat and raise their young.
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Mar 17, 2021, 10:02 PM
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23ds agoTown of Huntington officials are
asking residents to be mindful of the birds at Hobart Beach.
They say it's an important place
for migrating shorebirds that need places to rest, eat and raise their young.
Breeding season for the birds lasts
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